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    Re: P=NP? (polynomial graph coloring)

    correction: color sprawl - a set of colored nodes that are directly or indirectly connected via other colored nodes.
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    Re: P=NP? (polynomial graph coloring)

    Thanks for the response laserlight! .. From what I have seen, It appears that minimum colors are not guaranteed when we have multiple "starting nodes", forcing additional color constraints. My...
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    Re: P=NP? (polynomial graph coloring)

    correction:

    … In code we could keep track of the color sequence in a bit map .. traversing this bit map for every node to select the lowest color in the sequence would add at most n * t to the...
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    P=NP? (polynomial graph coloring)

    I came up with a polynomial bounded algorithm (exponential to be specific) for graph coloring a year or two ago. Does anyone agree/disagree with my findings? Here is my doc:

    Johnathon Pandich
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